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Old Feb 27, 2007, 11:43 PM
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Re: Research in Nursing

This is Amyna from Toronto, working in MSICU for 4 yrs. Recently our unit has started thinking of creating a job for a Research Nurse in ICU. We have one in CCU but we do not have in ICU. So, if possible could you guide me with the following questions?

1) Do I need a formal training to become a Research Nurse to be eligible to work in the unit?

2) Is it a collaborative work? Which other health care departments would be involved with me?

3) What are the job description/requirement of a Research Nurse?

4) What could be the topics to do research on if someone is working in ICU?

Thank you in advance. Will really appreciate your help.

Amyna Ahmed

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